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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hate judging and bragging over picky eaters/food/one meal/five meals/kids who love book Chou. It's just food and what your kid eats or doesn't eat isn't a reflection of your parenting.[/quote]

It is unless there are health issues. Kids need to learn that it is not always about their needs, they should be able to eat without a laundry lists of things they won't eat.  It is rude.[/quote]

What's your definition of health issues? I have a child with some that aren't outwardly visible. To you she would probably just look difficult. [/quote]

my definition? If your child cannot eat a certain food or has some kind of eating issue that would prevent them from eating what is being served.  Not sure what you are asking.   If you are invited to eat at my house I assume we are good enough friends that I already know about your issue and I will make all necessary accommodations. I am fed up with the kids that come over and ask for something else when dinner is served.[/quote]

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